Yes, I was supporting your point. Disaster only health insurance makes sense if you could pay for common procedures out of pocket. Also the profit caps on insurers actually give them a perverse incentive to drive up costs- the only way to grow their business is to increase subscribers or gross amounts on claims. There are myriad issues for the high cost of medical care and they are rarely discussed.
Yeah we had a bunch of 'Dreamweaver Developers' and I was supposed to use their templates for.jsp sites. The html was all crap and the way the images were cut up was no good so I had to redo everything they gave me. Those were the days.....
You really seem to have a lack of imagination about what unions can do- they have political and media connections and lawyers on payroll. Very likely they would of threatened legal action early on and prevented the workers from losing their jobs. What do you think they do, just collect dues and provide picket signs?
They are not going to discover anything. Scientists would have measured a discrepancy in their experiments with electricity and magnetism which probably number in the tens of thousands.
Physicist are already working at this with things like LIGOS and LHC, except at a trillion + times the precision people monkeying around with magnets and wires are working with.
Shooting on location is very expensive and prone to unexpected costs while CGI effects are well understood- any overruns would be due to poor management.
You missed too that there is no simple 'failure mode' for airplanes. If the auto gets confused it just needs to pull to the side of the road and put emergency blinkers on. With planes, not so much.
That's just dumb. As niche as D&D was, do you think I would of had the opportunity to play it if it was a 'free' pile of notebooks somewhere? Would the cost of my time be worth more to write my own set of monsters and rules? Being a DM alone was hours of work, even with the purchased materials.
Actually I have learned quite a bit about efficiently running IDEs, debuggers and troubleshooting techniques from pair programming. Coding, not so much- I can pick that up just looking at someone else's code.
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Yes, I was supporting your point. Disaster only health insurance makes sense if you could pay for common procedures out of pocket. Also the profit caps on insurers actually give them a perverse incentive to drive up costs- the only way to grow their business is to increase subscribers or gross amounts on claims. There are myriad issues for the high cost of medical care and they are rarely discussed.
There are lots of nice ones like LMT for under 2000... 3000 is really stretching it.
Inflation adjusted cost for having a baby was about 1000$ in the 60s.
Get a pentium4 that uses a huge amount of silicon!
I think they will have Mc Culture sooner than you think.
You have never heard of the Boarder of Cuba? There are plenty of makework jobs there.
Ask him what he wants for his birthday and get him that.
Yeah we had a bunch of 'Dreamweaver Developers' and I was supposed to use their templates for .jsp sites. The html was all crap and the way the images were cut up was no good so I had to redo everything they gave me. Those were the days.....
None of these people are using encryption, especially take out restaurants.
You really seem to have a lack of imagination about what unions can do- they have political and media connections and lawyers on payroll. Very likely they would of threatened legal action early on and prevented the workers from losing their jobs. What do you think they do, just collect dues and provide picket signs?
Didn't see it, don't plan to.
I think replacing Congress with H1-Bs is an excellent idea!
Netherlands is twice the size of New Jersey. There is a county in my state the size of NJ with a total population of 15,000....
Except smart criminals like you see in movies are vanishingly rare. Two high profile case recently with a linked phone being used order take out.
They are not going to discover anything. Scientists would have measured a discrepancy in their experiments with electricity and magnetism which probably number in the tens of thousands.
Physicist are already working at this with things like LIGOS and LHC, except at a trillion + times the precision people monkeying around with magnets and wires are working with.
You have to wonder how they ever solved crimes before there were smartphones
Shooting on location is very expensive and prone to unexpected costs while CGI effects are well understood- any overruns would be due to poor management.
You missed too that there is no simple 'failure mode' for airplanes. If the auto gets confused it just needs to pull to the side of the road and put emergency blinkers on. With planes, not so much.
It's a game for goodness sake, not a scholarly article. Not to mention that attribution might embroil you in some sort of lawsuit.
Never had formal pair programming- just anecdotes on when it was productive to bother another programmer and visit their cube.
That's just dumb. As niche as D&D was, do you think I would of had the opportunity to play it if it was a 'free' pile of notebooks somewhere? Would the cost of my time be worth more to write my own set of monsters and rules? Being a DM alone was hours of work, even with the purchased materials.
Actually I have learned quite a bit about efficiently running IDEs, debuggers and troubleshooting techniques from pair programming. Coding, not so much- I can pick that up just looking at someone else's code.
Not sure if it was the IR emission or the methane ;-)
Someone should write a English compiler.